MRI on ACL,LCL,MCL,PCL. ACL completely torn. 10 tons truck hit on knee. ACL reconstruction done a year ago and just realized that ALL ligament torn causing +ve pivot shift. Recommended to do ALL reconstruction but still considering,wanna watch Euro 2024, Copa America and Olympics Games. 😅😅
As long as it is not common knowledge to orthopeds and has no concrete clinical consequence it makes the report unnecessarily longer, more complex and less understandable, no? 🤔
@@boxster9817 we dont have to report every structure we know, i agree, but the ALL is sometimes repaired, so we as radiologist should know "something" about it :)
@@DrChristophAgten Hello doctor. Do you know what other type of injured ligaments situated in this area can produce rotational pain and instability or apprehension? So far you presented ALL and AIML but are there any other ligaments once injured manifesting these symptoms?
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Thank you so much !
Nicely done
MRI on ACL,LCL,MCL,PCL.
ACL completely torn. 10 tons truck hit on knee.
ACL reconstruction done a year ago and just realized that ALL ligament torn causing +ve pivot shift. Recommended to do ALL reconstruction but still considering,wanna watch Euro 2024, Copa America and Olympics Games. 😅😅
N is the new V !
(V shape formed by biceps femoris and LCL)
love it :D
Doesn't it look like menisci tibial and menisci femoral components of LCL? very confusing indeed n tough to trace them in already damaged knee
It's more anteriorly.
Very Interesting. Have you ever reported an ALL or AIML tear ? And if so, any response from your orthopaedic surgeons ?
No and also I haven't encountered segond fractures on MRI recently. But I am eagerly waiting to do so lol
As long as it is not common knowledge to orthopeds and has no concrete clinical consequence it makes the report unnecessarily longer, more complex and less understandable, no? 🤔
@@boxster9817 we dont have to report every structure we know, i agree, but the ALL is sometimes repaired, so we as radiologist should know "something" about it :)
@@boxster9817 Orthopedic surgeons know the ALL. Sometimes it is enforced with a fibretape simultaneous with ACL repair!
@@DrChristophAgten Hello doctor. Do you know what other type of injured ligaments situated in this area can produce rotational pain and instability or apprehension? So far you presented ALL and AIML but are there any other ligaments once injured manifesting these symptoms?
How is this different from the lateral maniscal struts?